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Grundlagenerhebung MSW
Grundlagenerhebung MSW
Grundlagenerhebung MSW
Questionnaire
1. Introduction
This questionnaire is designed to facilitate the assessment of the current situation of solid waste
management service in an urban area.
To enable an accurate assessment, it is important that all information requested in the questionnaire
should be provided as completely and accurately as possible.
2. General Information
2.1 Name and address of authority responsible for solid waste management
2.3 Population
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2.4.4 Other
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3.1.1 If data on waste characteristics are available, please complete the following table:
% by weight
3.2 Storage
3.2.1 Does the Department have a storage bin standardization policy? If so, please briefly outline the
policy.
Metal bin
Individual Plastic bin
Containers Plastic bag
Oil drums
Other
Metal bin
Plastic bin
Communal Oil drum
Containers Concrete bin
Roll-on Roll-off
Other
A= Almost exclusively used, F= Frequently used, S= Sometimes used, N= Never used
3.3 Collection
3.3.1 Collection service coverage for domestic premises for last year
Population % of Total Population Frequency of Collection
Urban
Rural
3.3.2 Collection service coverage for commercial/trade premises for last year
Collected by % of Total Population Frequency of Collection
The Department
The Department’s Contractor
Owner’s Contractor
No collection service
3.4 Disposal
Disposal Site
Items Site 1 Site 2 Site 3
Name of site
Total area (ha)
Year when disposal started
Estimated life span remaining (Year)
Amount of waste deposited daily (Tonne/day)
Distance from collection area to the site (km)
Disposal method (see notes below)
Existence of animals on site Yes/ No Yes/ No Yes/ No
Existence of waste pickers or scavengers on site Yes/ No Yes/ No Yes/ No
Existence of open burning on site Yes/ No Yes/ No Yes/ No
Is there any policy to standardize the vehicles and equipment used by the Department? If so, please
outline how this policy is being implemented.
Does the Department have its own workshop to maintain and repair its vehicles and equipment? If
so, how does the workshop purchase spare parts? What is the average time taken for the purchase?
What is the policy on stock maintenance?
4.2.3 Vehicles
All vehicles owned both by the Department and contractors are to be counted with those of the
contractors given in parenthesis.
Compactor vehicle
Tipping truck with
sliding cover
Open truck with
tipping mechanism
Open truck without
tipping mechanism
Open truck with
crane
Tilt-frame or hoist
truck for big metal
bin
Night-soil tanker
Vacuum truck
Water tanker
Tractor
Administration
vehicle
Other
Note: G = Good condition, F = Fair condition, B = Bad condition
4.2.4 Machinery used in landfill, including machinery owned by both the Department and
Contractors
Type of machinery No. Avg Cap (m³) G F B >10 5-10 2-5 <2
Bulldozers
Bucket-loaders
Backhoes
Compactors
Tractors
Other
Note: G = Good condition, F = Fair condition, B = Bad condition
4.2.6 Problems encountered in solid waste management service. Please tick appropriate spaces.
Very Not so No
Problem Serious
serious serious problem
Inadequate service coverage (some people not given
service)
Lack service quality (not frequent enough, spill, etc.)
Lack of authority to make financial and
administrative decision
Lack of financial resources
Lack of trained personnel
Lack of vehicles
Lack of equipment
Old vehicle/equipment frequent breakdown
Difficult to obtain spare parts
Lack of capability to maintain/repair
vehicle/equipment
No standardization of vehicle/equipment
No proper institutional set-up for solid waste
management service
Lack of legislation
Lack of enforcement measure and capability
Lack of planning (short, medium and long term plan)
Rapid urbanization outstripping service capacity
Uncontrolled proliferation of squatter settlements
Difficult to locate and acquire landfill site
Difficult to obtain cover material
Poor cooperation by Government agencies
Poor public cooperation
Uncontrolled use of packaging material
Poor response to waste minimization
(reuse/recycling)
Lack of qualified private contractors
Difficult to control contractual service
Lack of control on hazardous waste
Others
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Additional remarks, if any
5. Finance
5.1 Revenue (in local currency) of the authority where the Department responsible for solid waste
management is located.
Year before last .......... Last year ..........
Revenue source (€) Budgeted Actual Budgeted Actual
Property tax
License
Loan
Grant by Government
Foreign grant/aid
User charge for SWM
Other user charge
Fine/penalty
Others
Total
5.2 Expenditure for solid waste management service (in local currency)
Year before last .......... Last year ..........
Expenditure items (€) Budgeted Actual Budgeted Actual
Remuneration
Material & Supplies
Equipment/Vehicle
Others
Total for SWM
SWM as a % of total
expenditure of Authority
6. Human Resources
6.1 Personnel for solid waste management service. In case where a person is responsible for other
duties beside solid waste management, please put the number of such persons in parenthesis.
Area of
Work
Type of personnel A CT S G F D O Total
Administrator
Health officer
Public health inspector (PHI) or
equivalent
Assistant to PHI
Engineer
Technical assistant
Technician
Mechanic
Mechanic’s assistant
Supervisor
Driver
Laborer
Others
Total
A = Administration/supervision, CT = Collection and transportation, S = Street sweeping,
G = Grass cutting, If the same person carries out street sweeping and grass cutting, please indicate
the number of persons in S column and write same in G column. FD = Final disposal
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